Strip ranchers win delay on Mineral Strip eviction
San Carlos Apache Tribal Chairman Marvin Mull announced an extension for twenty ranchers to remove cattle from the Mineral Strip after a meeting with Arizona congressmen. Letters warned trespass fines of one dollar per head daily and damages if no action. The eviction deadline was set for June 30, while a $2.5 million compensation bill advances in Congress.
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Globe (Ap
San Carlos
Globe
Claude House
Mull
Udall, Contan
Sam Sleiger
R-Aviz
House Interior Committee
BIRP Beverage Recycling Plant to Open in July
A new recycling center named BIRP will open in late July at 1702 Euclid Ave built by the Arizona Wholesale Beer and Liquor Association and the Arizona Softdrink Bottlers Association. It will pay 10 cents a pound for aluminum cans and scrap, a penny for tin, and a penny for two pounds of clear green or brown bottles.
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Euclid Ave
Arizona Wholesale Beer & Liquor Association
Arizona Softdrink Bottlers Association
BIRP
Beverage Industry Recycling Plant
Arizona lawmakers propose service requirement for young doctors
In Phoenix Republicans draft a bill to require physicians under 34 to serve in medically-deficient areas before licensure. The plan ties the obligation to the University of Arizona Medical School and uses state health designations to place new doctors where needed. A Tokyo report notes scientists proposing a long-range earthquake warning system.
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Phoenix
Arizona
House
Burton Barr
U.S
Sam McConnell
R-Williams
House Health and Welfare Committee
State Board of Health
Barr
McConnell
University of Arizona Medical School
Buckeye
Willams
Pike’s Desk Flight Pay Plea Wins Mixed Laughs on House Floor
Rep Otis G Pike D NY compared generals flight pay to desk duty in a humorous speech on Capitol Hill He warned of desks buckling in turbulence and recalled Rear Adm J Heavy Bottomleys airborne mishap after a swivel chair spin He claimed the drama mocked ongoing vote on pay reform.
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Post
Washington
Capitol Hill
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Pike
J. Heavy Bottomley
J. Neavy Bottomley
Cam
Washington Monument
Wilderness Fire Slowed in Gila Wilderness Timber
Firefighters in Silver City New Mexico worked to contain 19 acres of heavy timber in the Gila Wilderness after lightning started the blaze. Over 50 crews parachuted in or were lifted by helicopter to battle the rugged terrain with hand tools and slurry drops. Campfires are restricted during high danger.
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Silver City
N. M
Gila
Forest Service
Cal Salars
Salars
Salus
Gila National Forest
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